Partially observable nonlinear risk-sensitive control problems: Dynamic programming and verification theorems
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1997Source
IEEE Transactions on Automatic ControlVolume
42Issue
8Pages
1130-1138Google Scholar check
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In this paper, we consider continuous-time partially observable optimal control problems with exponential-of-integral cost criteria. We derive a rigorous verification theorem when the state and control enter nonlinear in the dynamics. In addition, we show that the quadratic sensor problem is estimation-solvable with respect to a certain cost criterion. The framework relies on dynamic programming and the Hamilton-Jacobi theory.
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